A photo has been taken by Jake Hanft. The image features a Thrve City baby.
The photo is associated with 16th Street. Further details about the photo and its context are available from the source.
Limited information is available about the circumstances surrounding the photo, but it appears to be related to Thrve City and was captured by Jake Hanft on 16th Street.
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